Potholes

Driving on pothole-riddled roads costs each Michigan motorist an average of $370 a year, and the average pothole repair can run even higher

Michigan potholes can be so bad that Michigan residents will actually replace the word 'spring' with the term 'pothole season.'

There are nothing, if not two constants in the state of Michigan - Potholes and Construction Cones. But which are there MORE of?

As everyone who has the pleasure of driving in Southwest Michigan knows, road conditions aren’t necessarily the best. What if you were to know the city could potentially reimburse you for certain types of damage?

Auto insurance is expensive in Michigan, but some of the largest expenses we have aren't covered and are costing us massively out of pocket.

This pothole on steroids is located in a rural area between Union City and Athens and maybe the biggest pothole in all of Calhoun County Michigan.

The story is from Massachusetts, but we know there are innumerable potholes in Michigan. This guy got some attention by planting tiny Christmas trees in them.

When I first saw this picture I thought, this pothole situation is starting to get really out of control.

On Monday, Congress agreed to fork over $97.8 million to repair a 9 mile stretch of road between I-696 to Hall Rd/M-59.

One part of the road on Stadium drive in Kalamazoo is really starting to get on my nerves and I'm sure I can't be alone on this.